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What is visible and what is not
The camera shows the table, not the settlement- Visible: the dealer, the cards or the wheel, the round as it happens.
- Not visible: the system that takes the bets and settles the wins — that is software on the studio's and the operator's side.
- Absent: the result-checking mechanism that in-house games sometimes carry. At a table the proof is the picture, not a cryptographic hash.
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Tables and bonus wagering
The commonest trap in the small printBonus terms usually count bets at live tables at ten per cent, or do not count them at all. That means turnover of “10,000 zł” cleared at blackjack requires a hundred thousand staked — and that a bonus offer is in practice an offer for people playing slots.
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Kinds of table
Four you meet everywhere| Table | Opponent | What decides it |
|---|---|---|
| Roulette | the house | chance alone |
| Blackjack | the house | chance and the player's decisions |
| Baccarat | the house | chance alone |
| Poker at the table | other players | skill and chance |
The last row is the only one where the opponent is not the house — and therefore the only one with an entirely different kind of risk.
The other kinds of game
- Slots — a catalogue bought in from studios, and what can be checked about it.
- Plinko — an in-house game with a result-checking mechanism.
- The games chapter — three kinds side by side in one table.
Tables from the first entry in the registerBroadcasts on the same balance as the slots and the betting.
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Common questions
What people actually typeDo live tables count towards bonus wagering?
Usually at ten per cent, or not at all. The exact weighting sits in a given operator's
bonus terms.